• Thursday, June 8, 2023

Tim Shea Promoted to Engineering VP Role at MC Dean


Tim Shea
Tim Shea

Tim Shea, a 35-year engineering veteran, has been promoted to vice president of engineering for M.C. Dean‘s Dulles, Va.-based engineering and construction group.

Bill Dean, M.C. Dean president and CEO, said Tuesday that Shea will lead the company’s efforts to grow in the data center, healthcare, transportation and technology markets.

Shea will lead the company’s portfolio of engineering work on electrical and integrated systems as well as modeling, pre-fabrication, modular delivery, maintenance, mobile operations and maintenance and machine-to-machine analytics.

Prior to M.C. Dean, he served as a senior VP at Joseph R. Loring & Associates.

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